Saints who resisted heresy
St Eustathius of Antioch
Ἅγιος Εὐστάθιος Ἀντιοχείας
A leading opponent of Arius at Nicaea (325), St Eustathius defended the Son's full divinity and was deposed and exiled amid the ensuing Arian controversy.
- Period
- 4th c., reposed in exile
- Witness
- Archbishop of Antioch, Nicene confessor
- Controversy
- Arianism and the Trinity
Witness under persecution
What this saint faced
A leading opponent of Arius at Nicaea (325), St Eustathius defended the Son's full divinity and was deposed and exiled amid the ensuing Arian controversy.
Exile, imprisonment or torture
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